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Original title: https://sjctax.us/wp-content/plugins/accessibility-onetap/assets/css/onetap-fonts-readable.min.css?ver=2.10.0
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What This Bill Does
This document is a technical stylesheet used by the San Juan County Tax Assessor's website to define font styles for accessibility features.
Why it matters
This file ensures that the website's text remains readable for users utilizing accessibility tools, though it contains no policy or tax-related information.
Key Facts
- The document is a CSS stylesheet file for web browsers.
- It defines the 'Roboto' font family in various weights (100, 300, 400, 500, 700, 900) for the website interface.
- The file is part of the 'accessibility-onetap' plugin used to improve website readability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this document change my tax rate?
No, this is a technical file that controls how text appears on the website.
What is this document?
It is a stylesheet that tells web browsers how to display fonts on the San Juan County Tax Assessor's website.
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